Solid Insurance Providers

I'm proud to announce that I've earned my CLCS (Commercial Lines Coverage Specialist) designation!
This achievement marks an important milestone in my professional development and deepens my expertise in commercial insurance coverages. I'm excited to apply this knowledge to better serve clients and contribute to the industry.

Exciting news — Solid Insurance Providers is officially appointed and writing policies with Progressive!
If you’re looking for a quote on auto, motorcycle, boat, motorhome, travel trailer, renters, or commercial auto insurance, feel free to give me a call. I’d be happy to help!

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https://fincen.gov/boi

I just found out about this new regulation with the dept. of the treasury. If you own a Corp or LLC you need to file this. Please check it out. $500 a day fine if you dont file on time.

Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting | FinCEN.gov Many companies are required to report information to FinCEN about the individuals who ultimately own or control them. FinCEN began accepting reports on January 1, 2024. Learn more about reporting deadlines.

Solid Insurance Provider is now appointed to write commercial business directly through Nationwide. This is a great honor and privilege for me and my company.

Some very exciting news in the world of Solid Insurance Providers coming real soon!

The newest addition to my solid insurance providers cup collection. Awesome job

Some more info about Covid-19 and insurance.

www.independentagent.com

If my business is closed due to Coronavirus should I file a business income claim for lost revenue?

For businesses that have Interruption Insurance, the threshold for recovery generally depends on there being physical damage to an insureds property. The cause must be something that is not specifically excluded. It is unlikely that Coronavirus would trigger a payout as none of the lost revenue or increased costs would be the result of physical damage.

Can Coronavirus Trigger a Work Comp Claim?
(Insurance Company of the West sent the following:)

Potentially, if an employee who during the course and scope of employment came in close contact with a party infected with the coronavirus. Every carrier will evaluate each situation differently depending on the insured’s jurisdiction and the merits of each individual claim. There will need to be direct evidence that the employer failed to provide proper procedures in order to be held liable. Here is what some our workers’ compensation partners have to say about how to determine if any insured should submit a potential claim:
• Employees who travel overseas for business and contract the illness.
• Employees who are exposed to the illness at work by an infected coworker.
• Employees who are assigned to work in a location with infected parties.
Steps to Take Now to Protect Your Workers from Coronavirus:

Health authorities now believe infected people can spread the virus before they begin to show symptoms, increasing the likelihood that they will pass the illness to others. This makes promoting healthy habits in the workplace especially important.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends the following actions. You can also visit the CDC website for more information.
• Ensure sick employees stay home
• Be Flexible with Your Sick Leave Policies
• Educate Employees
• Keep Supplies Stocked
• Perform Routine Cleaning
• Take Steps Before Employees Travel: If you have any employees who are required to travel for business, be sure to check CDC's Traveler's Health Notices for guidance.
ck CDC's Traveler's Health Notices for guidance.

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